Nothing was going to stand in the way of Rob Evans and a win for Miami Friday night at Mark Light Field. He faced off against Wake Forest and their sophomore ace Chris Levonas, who came into the ...

ESPN Host of This is Football joins for an exclusive interview on The Miami Hurricane Sportscast with Liam Hickey. A former Miami Hurricane, Clark shares his rise in journalism and the biggest changes ...

You cannot have Miami Music Week without music. More specifically, you cannot have Miami Music Week without sound that actually hits the way it is supposed to. During a week built around huge drops, ...

The Miami Hurricanes baseball team continued their strong run of form as of late, taking down the FIU Panthers 9-7 in another offensive eruption. The Panthers mounted a furious ninth-inning comeback, ...

Conversations about Miami Music Week usually start with the obvious heavyweights: Ultra. Factory Town. The giant stages, packed sunrise sets, photos that make the week look bigger than life. But some ...

If Feid’s last few years were about proving just how big Ferxxo could become, this new chapter feels more interested in asking what happens when the character turns inward. That shift has been visible ...

Ultra Music Festival was not always what it is today. Back in 1999, it was a single afternoon on Miami Beach — modest, local, still figuring out what it wanted to be. Now it sprawls across three days ...

Nights in Brickell, out to dinner or meeting up with friends warrants a put-together outfit. Running errands, going to an 8 a.m. class and getting some work done is all about being comfortable. What ...

Sasha Thorne holding up the U in front of the Capitol Building in Washington, D.C., on National Environmental Advocacy Day University of Miami student Sasha Thorne recently traveled to Washington, D.C ...

The best way to describe Factory Town during Miami Music Week is that you cannot do it all. You stand in one room listening to some of the best music of your life, dancing the night away, and yet ...

Scrolling through TikTok, Instagram or Twitter often feels like the easiest way to stay updated on global conflicts or crises. Friends, influencers, and advocacy accounts flood social media fees with ...